Sentence examples for were hail from inspiring English sources
verb
Said of the weather when hail is falling.
- They say it's going to hail tomorrow.
Opta's stats reveal that the number of goals scored from shots on target has decreased in the second round, but how many of these foiled attempts were Hail Mary efforts fired in desperation from distance close to the final whistle, and therefore easier than usual to block or save?
They were hailed as three-dimensional Magrittes.
Both were hailed as steps towards democracy.
They were hailed as "housewife superstars".
These cuts were hailed by conservatives, who predicted great results.
"We were hailed by everyone from MPs to the press.
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs were hailed as prophets.
"Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster were hailed because of Superman, but Simon and Kirby were hailed because of Simon and Kirby.
The three were hailed as Constantine's forbears.
In 2011 Coldplay were hailed as 'rock statesmen'.
The ensuing clinical success was so dramatic that these agents were hailed as miracle drugs.
